When golden, flip scallops over. Add a knob of butter, a few sprigs of thyme, and baste for 20 seconds. Turn off heat, add a ...

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Why not try something different than your typical Friday Fish Fry. Chef Russell Klein of Meritage in St. Paul shared this recipe for scallops. 1) Slice the leek thinly. Place in a large bowl of water ...

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A recipe from Rafael Osterling, winner of the best chef cookbook, works with scallops and lime butter. Combine lime juice, soy sauce, sugar and shallots. Over medium-low heat, stirring constantly, ...

KUTV — The following information has been provided by Harmons. Chef Freyka from Harmon's joined Fresh Living with a recipe for scallops a la parmigiana. This is an Italian recipe that gained ...

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